Civil Defence highlights importance of fire safety compliance

The Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority has issued a warning against engaging in unauthorised fire safety practices.

As reported by Gulf News, the authority emphasised the necessity of adhering to existing regulations.

Cabinet Resolution No. (24) of 2012 governs civil defence services across the UAE and outlines specific compliance requirements.

Penalties for non-compliance

According to the resolution, individuals and companies involved in the manufacturing, trading, installation, or maintenance of fire safety systems, devices, or equipment without proper approval from the Civil Defence Authority will face a fine of Dh50,000.

The authority highlighted that these regulations are in place to ensure public safety and prevent potential hazards.

Licensing requirements

The Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority urged all entities engaged in fire safety activities to obtain the necessary licenses.

Failure to do so could result in significant financial penalties and potential legal action.

The authority stressed that compliance is crucial for maintaining public safety standards.

Civil Defence’s ongoing efforts

The Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority continues to monitor and enforce compliance with fire safety regulations.

Regular inspections and audits are conducted to ensure adherence to the laws set forth in Cabinet Resolution No. (24) of 2012.

The authority remains committed to safeguarding the public through stringent enforcement of fire safety practices.

Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority issues warning on fire safety compliance: Summary

The Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority has warned against unauthorised fire safety practices, stressing the importance of complying with regulations.

According to Cabinet Resolution No. (24) of 2012, violations in manufacturing, trading, installing, or maintaining fire safety systems without approval will result in a fine of Dh50,000.

The authority urged all involved parties to obtain necessary licenses to avoid penalties and ensure public safety.

Regular inspections and audits will be conducted to enforce these regulations.